Pyote High School - Panther Yearbook (Pyote, TX)

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There are two out of'seven'graduates Who en- rolled in school tOgether in the first grade. They are Kenneth Milton Bearden, and Anita L. North. Ann Smith and Mary Lucille Holt; were married during thei; senior year but did not continue to go to school. Senior bqys who have been outstanding.football gnayers are: Kenneth.Bearden, Captain; Tommy Bedd- ingfield, Co-Captein. .Others on the team are: WUckey Stewart, Severino Villalobos, Bobby Moody, Johnny Fargher, Harvey Wiley, and Vernon Greenlee. Basketball has been a very popular sport with the boys. Kenneth.Bearden, Tommy Beddingfield, sene iors; Bobby Moody, Vernon Greenlee, Harvey Wiley, Severino Villaldbos, and Donald Price, make up the team of 1945-46. We give our thanks to the sponsors who have been so patient these last four years. 'They are: Freshman, Miss Emily Newman; Sophomore, Mr. Wright Chrane; Junior, Miss Deomie Lancaster; Senior, Mrs. , J. P. Strayhorn. We are indeed happy to have had these teachers for our sponsors during our high ' school daYs. Members of the Volley Ball team are: 'Murl Smith, Captain; Anita L. North, seniors. Others of the team are: -Genevia Ashburn, Co-Captain; Marie L. West, Elgene Bright, Mona R. Bearden, Jean Jachne, and Francis Villalobos. We have had much success winning in tennis. The school has won many trophies. The winningquy tennis player is Kenneth Bearden, and the winning girl tennis player is Anita North,.both-seniors. The highest point man in track is Kenneth Bearden; Tommy Beddingfield is second high point man. i, . n mesh. u..- ,Mw- h,

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